Jin Kai Jie is a Chinese actor who was born in Shanghai, China, on August 10, 1983. He graduated from the Department of Acting at the Shanghai Theatre Academy and went on to study Acting at the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts at the postgraduate level. In 2013, he made his debut in the war-themed drama series “Warrior Gone.” He followed up with drama series titles like “Diamond Lover” (2015) and “Princess Agents” (2017), as well as the movie “My Prince Edward” (2019).

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Deep in the heart of Lingnan City, hidden from the eyes of the blissfully unaware, lies a dark and dangerous world, run by powerful drug lords whose insatiable thirst for money and power has destroyed an unfathomable number of lives. Among those consumed by the drug lords’ power was Captain Cheng Ji, a member of the city’s hard-working Anti-Drug Brigade. Desperate to bring down those who would hurt one of her own, Officer Lin Qiang (Lin Peng) agrees to go undercover to infiltrate one of the city’s most powerful drug organizations.

Now successfully hidden deep within the ranks of the Qiu Hu Group, Li Qiang wastes no time in collecting the evidence and information needed to bring the organization down. As part of her mission, she befriends Zhang Xian He (Zheng Ye Cheng), the adopted son of the powerful drug lord and Qiu Hu Group rival, Ma Hong Tao. Working side-by-side, Li Qiang has no trouble using her relationship with Xian He to glean information. But the more they’re together, the more complicated her feelings become. Unfortunately, Li Qiang’s conflicting feelings are the least of her problems once Xian He uncovers her true identity.

With a deadly war between drug lords looming, her cover compromised, and her heart in shambles, Li Qiang’s life hangs by a thread. Poised to take down multiple organizations, Li Qiang willingly risks it all, but will her efforts prove fruitful or futile?

Brimming with danger and suspense, “Stealth Walker” is a 2021 crime drama directed by Hong Ling.

Stealth Walker

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Zhang Li Fang (Stephy Tang) works in a wedding store in the busy Jindu Shopping Mall in Hong Kong. All day long, she is surrounded by people preparing their wedding ceremonies, trying on dresses, and choosing bouquets. And as she is still unmarried, she not only has to listen to constant questions and advice about when she, too, will marry. She has been in a relationship with Edward (Chu Pak Hong), the owner of a small wedding photography business, for the past seven years. The pair even live together, so Zhang Li Fang often wonders what the point of a wedding would be if it won’t change their lives much. But eventually, after a lot of pressure from Edward’s mother the two agree to marry. Unfortunately, there’s one big hitch…

Although Zhang Li Fang has accepted Edward’s very public proposal, she discovers that a minor indiscretion from the past appears to have come back to bite her. Back when she was desperate for money to escape some family difficulties, she and an acquaintance agreed to marry on paper for financial reasons. But while she expected that the marriage would have been dissolved automatically after a few years, this turns out not to be the case. With the clock ticking down to her wedding with Edward, can Zhang Li Fang did herself out of the predicament? And more importantly, does she really want to?

“My Prince Edward” is a 2019 Hong Kong movie that was written and directed by Huang Qi Lin.

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